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RE: What A Difference the Newbies Make
(03-13-2017 10:59 PM)ClemVegas Wrote:  we hang banners for football natties.

what about commuter school Lville?

lol

if you want to make case beating Middle Tenn State, Dayton, and Gonzaga is more impressive than beating good 4 ACC teams, go for it. that looks like NIT schedule.

Just so I get this straight, are you talking about currently NCAA. #1 seed Gonzaga being an NIT quality team? Thats the same team SU beat last year, along with Virginia to get to the FF. Dayton was a ranked team going into the tourney, and Middle Tennesee State blew out Michigan State by 30 points. The game was never in question. Just because they didnt have big names on their jerseys doesnt mean they werent good teams. BTW, SU was the underdog in every one of those games.
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